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Good story!

Review from Deadly Silence →

I enjoyed this story. I like Silence as a character. The main characters story has definitely caught my attention. I’m looking forward to the next book in the series.

Nope.

Review from Bearly Rivals →

I have no use for Bailey’s character (or lack thereof). She’s just not a like-able person, so I was distracted by wanting both of the guys to get away from her and find someone with depth. Maybe more character development would have helped. Narration was good though.

disappointed

Review from The Ministry for the Future →

it started out so intense. After that, it was just a series of non-action vignettes. It was more like a travelogue. Not interesting. I made myself listen to every word, and after the first big scene, it’s just all meh.

Our Destiny

Review from The Ministry for the Future →

A glimpse of our not too distant future if we do not take sufficient steps to mitigate climate change, and we won’t take sufficient steps. I was finishing this book as the climate summit in Glasgow was concluding, and unfortunately, the prophecy of the book was playing out exactly. Our governments won’t act. It is..

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a consequential book

Review from The Ministry for the Future →

thoroughly imagined, ideologically serious & thorough, with a lot of narrative momentum + scientific and theoretical rigor. the strange friendship between Mary and Frank at the center of the narrative was complex, fascinating, and real. the story captured a future sweep of history, and somehow managed to grapple with the prospect of climate induced megadeth..

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Did not enjoy

Review from Midnight in the Graveyard →

I love short stories and I love horror. What could go wrong? A lot apparently. The stories were predictable or awkward. The narration was mediocre- the voices used for women and children almost made things comedic if they weren’t so annoying. I did not finish the book and wish I could get my credit back.